Trying to setup "sunshine" on linux using "Nobara"
Trying to setup "sunshine" on linux using "Nobara"
Hello, I am trying to setup sunshine (the RPD client) to work on linux using Nobara distro and am running into a "Fatal: Couldn't find any working encoder" I also told me to run -Dvideo-codecs=h264enc,h265enc but that returns "Command not found". Any help would be appreciated. Also just tips in general new here.
Edit: Or if someone has a better or easy RDP solution that helps too I don't mind streaming games through steams own remote play but I wish to be able to remote in from my phone elsewhere to do non gaming things.
Thanks
Just a quick correction, Sunshine isn't a RDP client. Sunshine is just a moonlight server which uses a completely different low latency protocol than anything like RDP or VNC.
What I suspect is that you are missing the codex needed to properly encode the video. What hardware to you have? How did you install Sunshine? Nobara is Fedora based so you are likely having an issue some fedora user has had.
Please give me a bit more information so I can help you.
Yea sorry,
It is running on a laptop that ahs an intel CPU and Nvidia GPU. I installed Sunshine using what is called "software" store I believe that means flatpak.
Does your laptop have hybrid graphics? Based on the error it's possible that sunshine is running on the intel accidentally, rather than the nvidia.
You can force apps to run on the nvidia gpu with things like prime.